I was born in Laos in 1976, the first of 11 children to a loving couple I was given the name "Nstum" pronounced something like "Jou" in English. We came to AMERICA when I was about 4. As a child I was quite shy and reserved and very nerdy. It wasn't until I hit my teenage years that I blossomed with an over developed chest and transformed into a lady. I am currently a part-time student at the University of Minnesota pursuing a major in Psychology. I first started college in 1996 with my heart set o­n a double major in Biology and Chemistry. I actually did very well my first two years (Dean's List!) but it wasn't long before I was diagnosed w/ "Laziness", LOL! Believe me I kick myself every time I think about it and if I could do it all over again I'd do things differently. The important thing is I went back. Right now I work at a Long Term Care Facility and NO I do not wipe butts, LOL! I am now the Admissions Coordinator, I assist the Social Services department, and I'm an active member of three committees and o­ne subcommittee (A normal, challenging, and stressful job!). I am the first to have this position without a degree (forced), explains why I get so confused, LOL. I have my own office and I deal with A LOT!! Some days my pager goes off non-stop and some nights I'm stuck at the office forever!! My job can be quite overwhelming at times; it's o­ne of those jobs that calls you even o­n your days off to ask a question. I really don't have much leisure time but when I do, there are certain things that I enjoy. My hobbies have changed over the years; they're pretty mellow now, comes w/ age I guess. I currently enjoy hanging out w/ my family, going to church to praise the LORD, staying at home to watch movies, working out, teaching dances, site seeing, and being involved w/ my community (the things that count!). I'm a pretty active person and have participated with many associations such as the Alzheimer's Association, the MN AIDS Association, Breast Cancer Association, Leukemia Association, etc.. Last but not least, I enjoy modeling o­n the side.